The choices available to women are curtailed by societal pressure, argues Susy Langsdale

Grace Blakeley argues that the recent kidnappings in Cleveland illustrate a worrying level of sexism in men

Jillian Ward discusses the culture of sexism exposed by Durham University’s employment statistics

‘Misogyny Overheard’ groups have good intentions, but poor results, argues Henry Johnson

James Bennett tackles the difficulties of gender equality on the track

Gabriella Forson questions whether we can dismiss misogyny and violence in the name of music

The President was wrong to comment on Kamala Harris’ appearance – there’s a time and a place for praising looks

Richard Pierce questions whether geniuses like Shakespeare should be an excuse for authorial immunity

Founder Jack Rivlin’s Telegraph article condemning NUS report is typical of the student tabloid’s style, writes Ronnie Rowlands

Sian Elvin looks at the ‘tongue-in-cheek’ representation of women in newspapers and advertising,

CNN’s coverage of Steubenville shows that rape culture is still alive, writes Ellen Jurczak

‘Religious institutions need to stop being the exception to all the rules,’ writes William Hewstone

Female student debaters were booed at a recent debate in Glasgow

An all-female debating competition has declared “NO. MORE. GLASGOWS” in a bid to combat sexism